Rockland County voices from our editors and guest columnists
Unreasonable off-street parking minimums are a problem easily addressed and remedied, particularly in Central Business Districts and in residential areas in proximity to Transit Oriented Developments.
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In Rockland County, Euclidian zoning is the norm and our codes divide areas into different types of zones in a way to make the proper use of land for different purposes
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New City Shopping Center Sells For $30 Million; Novartis Site Sells For $138 Million; Piermont Mixed Use Goes For $1.76 Million
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New York Should Take A Page From New Jersey Which Has Issued Guidance To Local Municipalities For Siting Warehouses
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Can Clarkstown’s Term Limit Law Stand Up To A Court Challenge?; Intent Of Term Limits For Clarkstown Town Board Is Clear Even If Wording Is Vague
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Many Take Heart In Biden’s Student Loan Debt Reduction Plan But Supreme Court, Change Of Balance In Political Power, Remain A Threat
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IDA Recipients Must Do More To Demonstrate Environmental, Social & Corporate Governance (ESG)
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Legal standing – one’s right to access the courts for a particular dispute – is a threshold that must be determined by the courts before a person or entity may be allowed to challenge land use approvals.
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What Does Tourism Have to Do with Real Estate & Economic Development? Everything!; Communities Need To Collaborate To Make Tourism A Common Goal
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By David Carlucci Inflation Reduction Act Senate Democrats celebrated the passage of The Inflation Reduction Act on Sunday, August 7th, following a 16-hour “vote-o-rama” on amendments and further debate. The bill passed in a 51-50 vote, along party lines. Although the weekend’s events were lengthy, it culminated in a $430 billion bill package with first-of-its-kind […]
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